ATS-neighborhood norms
Allison Ross · ICPSR Data Holdings · 2021
Parent attitudes and perceptions of convenience are primary determinants of mode of travel to and from school for their children. Parents may favor the use of active transportation to school (ATS), such as walking or biking, if supportive neighborhood normative behaviors are present. This dataset includes reported attitudes, ease of driving, presence of seeing others, talking or waving, seeing kids walk alone, seeing kids walk with adults, and child ATS behaviors among a sample of parents of children in grades K-6 (N = 390) in Phoenix, AZ (USA).